Best Hotels in Upper Normandy
Explore Upper Normandy with 941 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Premiere Classe Rouen Nord - Barentin ★★
"Extremely small rooms, very difficult to get around when you have a lot of luggage. Very small bathrooms . Room however very clean with comfortable bed and pillows so made for a good nights sleep. Basic breakfast, coffee good, friendly staff. Expensive beers on sale."
Belle Isle Sur Risle ★★★★
"I'm not going to repeat VincentBook's previous comment, which I only discovered once I arrived. His comment is absolutely spot-on and made me laugh. Anyway, I'd add to his comment that we were given a room with terrible bedding, even though when I pointed it out, they told me it was brand new… Yeah, right! And the bathroom was full of mold, shall we even mention it? There was even a dead fly on the hairdryer hose, but that's nothing compared to the number of dead flies trapped in the curtains in the breakfast room. In short, it's a real shame. It feels like there hasn't been any investment in decades to improve comfort or renovate what could be a very nice establishment. It seems the management's mindset is to collect the nights' rent without ever reinvesting, and this has been the case for ages. On the plus side, the staff's professionalism is worthy of a 4-star hotel, but this is somewhat at odds with the services offered by the hotel. The food is also a strong point."
Manoir de Surville Hotel & Spa & Restaurant ★★★★
"Situated in a verdant area in Normandy this delightful manor owned by charming Camille and Hugues was a highlight in our European trip. Everything about this place is perfection, hospitality, food accomodation. We would highly recommend staying here."
Campanile Rouen Nord - Barentin ★★★
"Comfortable room, very good breakfast, restaurants nearby"
B&B Hotel Rouen Parc des Expos Zénith ★★
"Clean and convenient Environment: Good Service: Good"
Ibis Styles Rouen Nord Barentin ★★★
"When I first arrived and eventually checked into this hotel, I considered it to be a disaster. My view improved by the time I checked out, but I would still not choose this hotel again, mainly because I usually travel with luggage and they have no elevator, or luggage trolleys. I do not find any fault with the staff. They were as helpful as they could be with the facilities they had to work with. I arrived after 0200h in the morning. I had expected the hotel to be in Barentin town centre. In fact it is in a "centre commercial". This is the french term for a shopping complex. Note that shops in these french centres are frequently open on Sundays. Prices in these shops usually compare favourably with town centres. I should have been aware that it was in a centre commercial, because it had a "route nationale" address, so the information was correct on the Accor website. When I actually arrived at the hotel, the next problem was locating the entrance door. The hotel building is a rather featureless cube. I had expected the entrance door to be directly adjacent to their illuminated green Ibis sign. It wasn't. The entrance door was on a different face of the hotel. The reason I could not find it was because it was in total darkness and hidden behind a row of bushes. Apparently an electrical fault had disabled the lights in the car park at the time I arrived. The next problem was that my room was on the 3rd floor, I travel with a lot of luggage, and the hotel had no elevator. I was about to give up and find somewhere else, but the girl offered to move me to a room on the ground floor. In view of the number of times I had disturbed her sleep, I would have felt very bad about going somewhere else after her efforts to be helpful. It should be noted that at least some of the staff here live on the property. The hotel closes at night, but key staff are expected to be "on call". I had already disturbed this girl's sleep at least 4 times. When reception is closed, access to the hotel is gained by a 4 digit code. There is also a code for the hotel's parking area, but in event of overspill there is no apparent problem using the parking lot of an adjacent property. The rooms are not much bigger than what you would expect a Red Ibis hotel, although they are much smarter. Breakfast is a similar standard to what you would expect at a Red Ibis. At the time of my visit, breakfast was included in the room price. Coffee taken was also included, although is unavailable when reception is closed. I suspect that this is a relatively new hotel, and the building was not designed as such. I expect that the problems (including the lack of an elevator) will be resolved over time, following which the free breakfast will probably be withdrawn. The fact that the hotel is in a commercial shopping complex is actually quite convenient. The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are 2 "fast food" restaurants adjacent to the hotel. Fortunately fast food in France is"
Demeures & Châteaux Hôtel Domaine le Clos des Fontaines ★★★
"Charme and tranquillity. Quite place near to major Normand attractions. Beautiful suits with excellent services. Breakfast with all you may like just near the swimming pool in a peace landscape with trees and grass lisses by the sun. Park is available and fancy restaurants are near too."
Logis Hôtel & Restaurant - le Relais de Montigny ★★★
"A well run and comfortable hotel with decent food and a good atmosphere. Given the unusual heat at this time of year we would have welcomed air conditioning!"
Appart'hôtel Odalys City Centre Les Docks ★★★
"The services offered are excellent, very friendly staff, the breakfast is perfect. The location is close to everything"
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Domaine Saint Clair le Donjon
"The hotel is a little over 10 minutes' walk from both the bus station and the town's visitor center. Elephant Trunk Hill is a 30-minute walk away or accessible by the sightseeing train from the visitor center. The spacious double room I booked offers views of the mother elephant and the town's architecture from its small balcony, with particularly beautiful scenery in the early morning and evening on clear days. The room features Chinese-style décor and furnishings, a large triangular whirlpool tub, and a shower. Air conditioning may not be available, but there are two large heated seats. The Michelin-starred restaurant's exterior is covered in greenery, and the walls and chair backs are decorated with Picasso-style paintings. Guests may enjoy complimentary afternoon tea."
The Originals Boutique, Hôtel d'Angleterre, le Havre, Centre, Plage
"Nice breakfast Simple room but not matching the photos. A good staff"
L'Échappée - Hôtel Casino Dieppe
"The room is very quiet, the sea view outside the window is very good"
Hôtel de la Plage
"Well located"
Les Pins de César - la Campagne d'Etretat
"Our first impressions upon arrival aligned with a 3 star review which transformed into a solid 4 stars during our 4 night stay with a 5 star potential if management makes a few tweaks. Let me start with what works very well: - the grounds are impressive and inspire peace and quiet - the pool and spa are well maintained and offer a high level of relaxation - the staff are competent and genuinely friendly and accommodating Areas for improvement: - After you drive onto the access lane to the hotel you get to a parking lot and then wonder what to do as there is no welcome area nor clear information of where to go (you offload your car and wander down a winding path to the reception area) - we had 2 superior rooms which were very cozy but lacked toiletries (you are supposed to use a small bar of soap instead of shampoo for ecological reasons but for a room rate of 400-450€ I find this laughable) - at breakfast there is one coffee machine with capsules which is a bottleneck when it gets busy. I did ask if we could get a thermos of filter coffee and to their credit this was provided with a smile - the dinner, all courses presented on a wooden tray, is very basic and rather bland. Overall we had a wonderful time but for this price category I had expected a more polished experience. Most of my comments for improvement have previously been made by other reviewers but have clearly not been taken to heart by the owners."
La Chaumière Normande
"A quiet, cozy place! We were there during hot weather and the pool was a lifesaver. So glad we stayed here!"
Club Wyndham Normandy
"Good environment, remote Checking in at night, the waiter I met was very attentive. Although there were some mistakes, he worked hard to deal with them. The kitchen is fully equipped, and I cooked dinner at 00:30 😄 It's a pity that it's too night to stay, no other facilities are used 😅"
Les Boréales - Appart'Hotel & Restaurant
"On a trip thru France on motorcycles. Super secure parking underneath the building. Staff great, accommodation fantastic. Very clean warm and cosy. A Tram or long walk to town but close enough. Loved the whole thing and would highly recommend."
La Villa 10 HÔTEL Spa
"The hotel has a good location, close to the Flixbus stop and the bus to Le Havre, and the ocean and restaurants are also nearby. The breakfast is good, and the tableware is beautiful. The room is quite spacious. The only downside is the lack of an elevator. Carrying heavy suitcases up the narrow stairs is not very convenient."
Le Forges Hotel
"Good stay"
Hôtel-Spa-Piscine le Petit Castel Beuzeville-Honfleur
"Bjr, Good little stay in love from 01 to 03 August. The rooms are very small and are very small and the rooms are very small and very discreet. The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. 25 metres on the same foot there is a very correct small restaurant. It is 15km from the coastal cities. In 2 days I saw only young couples. I was on the street side but I heard no noise at night, (double windows) . There's a little dinner that looks very copious that I haven't tested, This says I find my own hair too expensive. I recommend those who don't like the crowd too much. Cdt."
Relax Hôtel Beuzeville Honfleur
"Very overpriced for the standard of room. Facilities on offer are basic and the hotel needs some TLC. "
Ibis Budget Rouen Centre Rive Gauche
"All good. Very, very generous breakfast. Covered parking in the hotel. Large lobby with very comfortable armchairs and tables. Very quiet room, except the beds were a bit snug."
Golden Tulip Dieppe
"Good room, well equipped, extensive breakfast and friendly staff, no night noise experience."
Hôtel Mercure Dieppe la Présidence
"All good, excellent stay"
B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre
"It’s not far from old town by transport. And it’s next door to center commercial and the land mark important Paroisse catholique Saint-Sever-et-Saint-Clément."
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Upper Normandy Travel Information
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More Information About Upper Normandy Hotels
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Number of reviews |
15,046 |
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Total properties |
941 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£106 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£109 |
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B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre |
FAQ – Hotels in Upper Normandy
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What is the average price of a hotel in Upper Normandy this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Upper Normandy this weekend is £105 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £174 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Upper Normandy this weekend typically cost £245 per night.
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How much do hotels in Upper Normandy cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Upper Normandy during weekdays is £101 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £168 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Upper Normandy generally cost £218 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Upper Normandy?
Some of the best places to stay in Upper Normandy are near popular attractions like Orochi and SASU, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Upper Normandy?
Families visiting Upper Normandy often prefer hotels like B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre (from £31), Jost Hôtel le Havre Centre Gare (from £16) and Appart Hotel Odalys City le Havre Centre (from £39), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are some of the best hotels in Upper Normandy?
The most popular Upper Normandy hotels for your stay: B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre (from £31), Jost Hôtel le Havre Centre Gare (from £16) and Appart Hotel Odalys City le Havre Centre (from £39) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Upper Normandy are pet friendly?
B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre (from £31), Jost Hôtel le Havre Centre Gare (from £16) and Appart Hotel Odalys City le Havre Centre (from £39) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Upper Normandy are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? B&B HOTEL Rouen Centre (from £31), Jost Hôtel le Havre Centre Gare (from £16) and Appart Hotel Odalys City le Havre Centre (from £39) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Upper Normandy provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Upper Normandy? Hôtel Inn Design Le Havre Nord Montivilliers (from £31), Belle Isle Sur Risle (from £124) and Hôtel Moderne (from £73) provide airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Upper Normandy have swimming pools?
Hyatt Place Rouen (from £80), Novotel Rouen Centre Cathédrale (from £78) and Domaine Saint Clair le Donjon (from £120) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Upper Normandy offer an especially good breakfast ?
Appart Hotel Odalys City le Havre Centre (from £39),All Suites Appart Hôtel | Le Havre Centre - Les docks (from £35) and Grand Hôtel de La Seine (from £54) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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